Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-01
a $1,000 Pinching suit.
kRi RETNoLDs PROPOSES TO MAXI Mr. GARNER
FOk Won

rAY FoR HIS VIOLENCE.
AspeeiaI 70 the New York Wo Ut from uetroit
oct0ber % says: Mrs. Mary J. Reynolds Is a
prominent temperance worker and very mucn
respected here. shekeeps boarding house. This
Afternoon she took out capias for the arrest OF
thaS W Garner, CLERK Ia the orice Of the
~. hiS Mallea6le Iron Works and the case,
S1ap "" sens G tr,e1 IL eg2 promises to
a-ilnst GIrner Is that OF pinching Mrs. Reynolds
shl aOing u While he was very aBgIy with her for
hiNlnS sued nm Tor an npIid board bill. He fol-
lJsed her hO,ne utter the suit about the bill and
Wa - Violent with his nag ~ that she says she
wants 5000 daI ages. Garner Is a socie.y man
and his arrest causes the usual sensation
Suspected OF Issuing Railroad Passes.
CncJrd. y. ii Special 10 the L. World, October %
IL Is learned on good authority that two Gov
eFu.nent Detectives are 10 town IN the interest OF
tie Interstate Commerce Commission looking I'D
evIdence as % whether or not the Boston and
Maine Ral,w y Company has been issuing passes
Ia defiance OF the law. During the recent railroad
controversy 10 was curreutly rumored that such
fts>es had oeen issued, and certain legislators
one hundred or more passes from the railroad for
Distribution among their constiuen s. This prdc-
tie. l. SID. Was CARED on night and left, and
only anoIh r form ol alleged bribery, 20 which,
& {, Cd :ned. the Boston aud Maine resOrted In It's
Desperate Efforts 70 get the Hazen bin PASSED.
CONFERENCE or FIsuEExES.-A meeting OF the
J.. .eT4rn OF Portland. Me-, and the meInbers OF
y,
J'n he views of owners and others IN relation 10
Ia trTs come under the ate -ition OF the JOINT
Ciuirrelce at Washington viii b discussed. Tai5
ne"tug = understood 10 BE- for the purpose OF
hlylag their suggestions apd objections placed On
rrO Tor the benefit Of the commission There Is
a-o move ON foot To present memorial 10 the
IrNi COa-r-s., asking that duty OF hat a cent 1.
Io,.uI b. pI ED on fresh rsh coming nun Canada
ior immediate consumption
IHE MExIcAS OYFIcEks Nor TO BE SHor.-A dis
It1sl IRON Il PaSO 70 the nect that Co.. Aryisu
an Lieut. Guitterez, the Mexican officers VINO
S.r''td = disturbance on the American side IN
N1s@llS. AriL-. were 20 be shot, Is a mistake.
At.isd was senten ed To i've years imprisonment
No "altterek 10 t1rUe years
vLNaLLr sHOF WHILE DOING HIS DrrY.-Fred.
,r.--,S' : btiAeiil4n On tue n and u. road, Was
o., 90 H-Ort~l4y wounded at Riverside, W. Va,
n, -. .aS l1idhng. BY farmer named CraIner.
- +..S S4aat nTSht was sent out 70 ia tram,
s-1 I1ler thought he was making an effort %
7Slle turhila on the side OF the road Wright
body wLs nlled with shot There is mucn hard
,,enns against the murderer, and trouble Is
Inc Athletic Base BAH Gut, OF Philadelphia, has
- soiu 70 SOCK company The capital stock VI
Tue new company Is SJO0OO
student IN KykeTt q Ingers1.l's off,re hss rob6ed
MS employers VI 200.
li,ies hd a1S Pa Geo. II. Nen, who shot and
esseL he has ElAde fun confession and urges
80, ueiense, That Gunsaret was criminaliy inti
mate with his wife.
ihers was row az the meeting or the Central
H., I nion IN New York sunday over q CONAN
m ion fVm branch A, OF Carpenters and lOinersL
Qrd',y $50, SEER hurricane which prevailed sat
ch-n,Ial she IN the south OF Eng and and In the
! a. fourteen persons were drowned
ssiTss Soruon. In his speech at Portsmouth Ohio,
ka-ksI2 ~ asnled thai he had ever been a
iresi !, 70 the Reception 70 Mr. Davis. ana iti,-